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Miss Collegiate USA Organization recognizes our newest queen to the Class of 2025 Sisterhood!

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Elizabeth Graeme, Miss Washington Jr High School USA 2025, is a member of her school’s Student Council, cheerleading team, pop dance, creative writing and art clubs. She is also a Cadette Girl Scout and is working towards her Silver Award. 

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Elizabeth loves to volunteer and works with several organizations including Hospice of Hope and America House Chisinau. She  looks forward to learning how to create and work with platforms.

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“My current motivation is the self-confidence I'm getting from it [competing in MCU]. I love the feeling it gives me in being competent at being a leader.” - Elizabeth Graeme

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Miss Collegiate USA Organization recognizes our newest queen to the Class of 2025 Sisterhood!

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Brooklynn Saunders, Miss East Coast Collegiate USA 2025 is plugged into the Investment Club and serves at her local church.  During her reign, she looks forward to launching “Operation: Finding your Niche,” an initiative from her platform Promising Voices, which focuses on increasing student participation in extracurricular activities.

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Brooklynn is currently pursuing her bachelors in Government and American Politics with two minors in Business, Christian and Culture.  

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“The mission of Miss Collegiate USA is just so genuine, supporting women’s education as they uplift their communities, and I feel confident this is a system where I want my name and my servant heart to be apart of the legacy.” - Brooklynn Saunders

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Miss Collegiate USA Organization recognizes our newest queen to the Class of 2025 Sisterhood!

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Ella Hayes, Miss South Carolina High School USA 2025 enjoys playing golf, volleyball, softball, clogging, attending concerts and reading.

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Ella will spend her year representing MCU and her personal platform “Full Belly, Fueled Brain,” which educates rural communities about the dangers of youth food insecurity.

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“Its a great organization and I [would love] look forward to being a part of the sisterhood.” -Ella Hayes

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